Person:Mary Twidale (1)

m. 1 Aug 1847
  1. Mary Twidale1833 - 1906
  2. Edward Twidale1842 - 1915
  3. George Twidale1848 - 1892
  4. Louisa Twidale1850 - 1916
  5. Sarah Twidale1853 - 1854
  6. John Twidale1855 - 1926
  7. Richard Twidale1857 - 1866
  8. Thomas Twidale1862 - 1937
m. 5 Jun 1854
  1. Mary Elizabeth Wrench1858 - 1923
  2. Frederick Wrench1863 - 1938
  3. Edward Twidale Wrench1868 - 1906
Facts and Events
Name Mary Twidale
Gender Female
Birth[1] 4 Apr 1833 South Rauceby, Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England
Marriage 5 Jun 1854 Scredington, Lincolnshire, EnglandMinnesota Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
to Rev. Frederic Wrench
Death[1] 4 Apr 1906 Holt, Missouri, United States
Burial[1] New Liberty Cemetery, Craig, Holt, Missouri, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 129802660, in Find A Grave
    includes photo, last accessed Oct 2024.
  2.   Holt County Missouri Death Notices 1904-06
    59.

    Mrs. Mary (nee Twidale) Wrench, died April 4, 1906, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Hutton in the Minnesota Valley, of Holt County, aged 73. She was born at Ranceby, England on April 4, 1833. She married Frederick Wrench on June 5, 1854. Eight children were born and four are living now-Frederick, Harry, Edward and Mrs. Hutton.

    Mary came to the United States in the fall of 1891, with her husband.
    Burial in the New Liberty Cemetery, beside her husband who died three years ago.

  3.   Mound City News
    20 Apr 1906.

    Mrs. Mary Wrench(nee Twidale), born at Ranceby, England, April 4, 1833, April 4, 1906, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Hutton, in Minnesota Valley neighborhood, aged 73 years.

    On June 5, 1854, she was united in marriage to Fredrick Wrench, and to this union was born eight children, four of whom are living. They are Frederick, Harry, and Edward Wrench, and Mrs. Mary Hutton.

    In the fall of 1891 Mrs. Wrench came with her husband to this country from England, and shortly after their arrival here deposited their church letter with the Valley church, and from that time on until within a few months before death Mrs. Wrench was a tireless worker in the Master's vineyard. She was a kind and sympathetic neighbor and always ready to help the sick and afflicted. She will be sadly missed.

    Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Reuben Barret at the church and the remains laid to rest in the New Liberty cemetery, by the side of her husband, who died 3 years ago.